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Gregorio Caetano

University of Georgia (per OpenAlex) · ORCID · OpenAlex

16 papers in scope · 13 published · 3 on the econ.EM arXiv · 190 citations · h-index 8 (over the papers listed here)

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Papers

(4 of 16)

Identification and Estimation in Fuzzy Regression Discontinuity Designs with Covariates
working paper2026 · arXiv
with Carolina Caetano, Juan Carlos Escanciano
Paper profile arXiv arXiv:2602.01417
The Effect of Maternal Labor Supply on Children: Evidence from Bunching
published2025 · Journal of Labor Economics
with Carolina Caetano, Eric Nielsen, Viviane Sanfelice
Journal of Labor Economics
Identification of Causal Effects with a Bunching Design
working paper2025 · arXiv
with Carolina Caetano, Leonard Goff, Eric Nielsen
Paper profile arXiv:2507.05210
Causal Inference for Aggregated Treatment
working paper2025 · arXiv
with Carolina Caetano, Brantly Callaway, Derek Dyal
Paper profile arXiv arXiv:2506.22885
A unified empirical framework to study neighborhood segregation
published2025 · Quantitative Economics · 4 citations
with Vikram Maheshri
Quantitative Economics
Regression discontinuity design with multivalued treatments
published2023 · Journal of Applied Econometrics · 6 citations · first circulated 2020
with Carolina Caetano, Juan Carlos Escanciano
Paper profile Journal of Applied Econometrics arXiv:2007.00185
Explaining Recent Trends in US School Segregation
published2022 · Journal of Labor Economics · 19 citations
with Vikram Maheshri
Journal of Labor Economics
A Dummy Test of Identification in Models with Bunching
published2021 · Finance and Economics Discussion Series · 3 citations
with Carolina Caetano, Hao Fe, Eric Nielsen
Finance and Economics Discussion Series
What determines school segregation? The crucial role of neighborhood factors
published2021 · Journal of Public Economics · 12 citations · first circulated 2020
with Hugh Macartney
Journal of Public Economics
Correcting for Endogeneity in Models with Bunching
published2020 · Finance and Economics Discussion Series · 5 citations
with Carolina Caetano, Eric Nielsen
Finance and Economics Discussion Series
Should Children Do More Enrichment Activities? Leveraging Bunching to Correct for Endogeneity
published2020 · Finance and Economics Discussion Series · 11 citations
with Carolina Caetano, Eric Nielsen
Finance and Economics Discussion Series
Neighborhood sorting and the value of public school quality
published2019 · Journal of Urban Economics · 22 citations
Journal of Urban Economics
Gender segregation within neighborhoods
published2019 · Regional Science and Urban Economics · 13 citations
with Vikram Maheshri
Regional Science and Urban Economics
Towards causal estimates of children's time allocation on skill development
published2019 · Journal of Applied Econometrics · 40 citations
with Josh Kinsler, Hao Teng
Journal of Applied Econometrics
Identifying dynamic spillovers of crime with a causal approach to model selection
published2018 · Quantitative Economics · 16 citations
with Vikram Maheshri
Quantitative Economics
School segregation and the identification of tipping behavior
published2017 · Journal of Public Economics · 39 citations · first circulated 2013
with Vikram Maheshri
Journal of Public Economics

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